A christening is a symbolic occasion for many people around the world. Create a celebratory gift with our Christening Baby Doll Knitting Pattern.
Completed Dimensions
Approximately 28cm from top to bottom of shawl. Doll is approx. 23cm tall
Suggested Yarn
Double knitting. 10-15g cream / flesh, 100g white. Small amount of black for the eyes and length of brown. Small length of ribbon. Toy stuffing
A Christening baby doll is a toy that represents a baby dressed in a Christening gown, with shawl. This is traditional attire for a Christian baptism ceremony. This kind of doll often carries sentimental value and is seen as a keepsake. It may be given at church or later as a gift at a Christening.
Children find these dolls appealing because they can be nurturing towards them, mirroring the care they see from adults around babies. It allows them to play and engage in role-playing, which is a key part of learning and development.
The doll is special because it symbolizes a significant life event. It represents new beginnings, innocence, and the love of a family and church and welcoming a new member. For many, it holds a deeper emotional and religious connection.
We love them because they are a symbol of purity and a celebration of life. They often become treasured items that carry memories of family and love, making them more than just a toy.
Knitting a Christening baby doll allows you to create a personalised and meaningful gift. It’s a way to craft something unique that can be cherished for years to come. Knitting them also offers a sense of accomplishment and the joy of making something special with your own hands.
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